Solar thermal systems are systems that use solar energy to produce heat, which can be used for water heating or space heating. These systems are an ecological and efficient method of harnessing solar energy, thus reducing dependence on traditional energy sources, such as natural gas or electricity.

   Solar energy is captured through solar thermal panels (solar collectors) that transform it into heat. Solar collectors can be of several types, but the most common are flat-plate collectors (flat panels) and evacuated tube collectors. These collectors are placed on roofs or in places that benefit from direct exposure to the sun.

   Advantages of solar thermal systems:

-Reduction of energy costs, especially in the long term.

-Use of a renewable, ecological and sustainable energy source.

-Reduction of CO2 emissions and environmental impact.

-Improving the energy efficiency of the home or building.

   Solar thermal installations are increasingly popular due to the economic and ecological advantages they offer, but also due to installation costs that have decreased in recent years.